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2013
Throughout the Arab world, young people have been at the head of the revolutionary process set in motion ever since the Tunisian uprising in December 2010. Youth who were once ignored or denigrated now embody a positive point of reference for both local and international imaginations.This collective work, whose contributors are for the most part young ...
Laurent Bonnefoy, Myriam Catusse
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Throughout the Arab world, young people have been at the head of the revolutionary process set in motion ever since the Tunisian uprising in December 2010. Youth who were once ignored or denigrated now embody a positive point of reference for both local and international imaginations.This collective work, whose contributors are for the most part young ...
Laurent Bonnefoy, Myriam Catusse
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Arabica, 2001
Cet article fait l'histoire du concept de moyen arabe et passe en revue ses differentes acceptions: historique, sociale, confessionnelle, stylistique.
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Cet article fait l'histoire du concept de moyen arabe et passe en revue ses differentes acceptions: historique, sociale, confessionnelle, stylistique.
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arab nationalism arabness arab jews and the arab spring
2016By the start of the twentieth century, the future of the Arab world was being pulled in different directions by three forces: the major European powers, the Ottoman state, and various Arab organizations and movements, based in Egypt, Syria, Iraq, and the Arabian Peninsula.
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The Arabism Debate and the Arab Uprisings
Mediterranean Politics, 2013This article explores how the Arab Uprisings have affected academic debates over the importance of Arab identity in regional and domestic politics. Does the spreading of protest from one Arab state to another in 2011 indicate Arabism's continued salience, or does the subsequent rise of regional sectarianism represent its death-knell?
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Arab Poet and Arabic Philologist
Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies, 1948Among the many contributions by which Ignaz Goldziher. deepened and enriched western understanding of Arabic culture, one of the most familiar to all students is his study of the conflict of ancient and modern in Arabic poetry.1 Devoted in the main to an analysis of the attitude taken up by literary critics towards modern, i.e.
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2017
Proportional representation in Israel has ensured participation of the minorities, the Arabs, in the Knesset. The Arabs, constituting 22 per cent of the Israeli population, have become the real beneficiaries of the principle of proportional representation.
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Proportional representation in Israel has ensured participation of the minorities, the Arabs, in the Knesset. The Arabs, constituting 22 per cent of the Israeli population, have become the real beneficiaries of the principle of proportional representation.
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American Foreign Policy Interests, 2012
ABSTRACT Criticizing the concept of an “Arab Spring,” the author is pessimistic about democracy and development in the Arab countries that have recently overthrown authoritarian leaders. Overthrowing a dictatorship is much easier than building a functioning democracy and a stable society to replace it.
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ABSTRACT Criticizing the concept of an “Arab Spring,” the author is pessimistic about democracy and development in the Arab countries that have recently overthrown authoritarian leaders. Overthrowing a dictatorship is much easier than building a functioning democracy and a stable society to replace it.
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Democracy and Security, 2015
The basic characteristics and historic significance of the Arab uprisings of 2010–2011 are given a multitude of interpretations, not least in light of the dramatic events that have followed.
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The basic characteristics and historic significance of the Arab uprisings of 2010–2011 are given a multitude of interpretations, not least in light of the dramatic events that have followed.
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World Politics, 1986
For many scholars and observers of the Middle East, the uniqueness of the Arabs has proved to be far more interesting than those areas of Arab political life that exhibit similarities with politics elsewhere. Some of the studies reviewed here provide a partial corrective to this gap. They suggest that Arab politics, much like politics in other settings,
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For many scholars and observers of the Middle East, the uniqueness of the Arabs has proved to be far more interesting than those areas of Arab political life that exhibit similarities with politics elsewhere. Some of the studies reviewed here provide a partial corrective to this gap. They suggest that Arab politics, much like politics in other settings,
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